Spring Subtraction with a Number Line Worksheets Kindergarten 1st Grade
This selection of Spring themed subtraction with a number line worksheets are suitable for Pre-K, Kindergarten, 1st Grade and 2nd Grade students. Each worksheet includes 5 different subtraction calculations. Conveniently, there is a number line underneath each calculation for children to draw on their jumps to help them work out the answer. As students can show their work for each subtraction problem they gain a better understanding of how to use a number line when carrying out subtraction.
Overview of Spring Subtraciton with a Number Line
- Subtraction using number lines
- Suitable for Pre-K, Kindergarten, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade students
- Covers Subtraction within 0-20
- 30 worksheets
- Differentiated
- Number lines featured on worksheets
- Spring themed
This pack is differentiated and includes the following:
10 pages covering subtraction within 0-5
10 pages covering subtraction within 0-10
10 pages covering subtraction within 0-20
How to use this resource
As there are number lines underneath each individual subtraction problem, your students can easily show their work for every calculation. Your students can draw their jumps on or even use a counter to jump on the number line. As this subtraction resource easily lets your kids visualise how to use a number line when solving subtraction problems, it is an ideal resource to use when introducing subtraction.
As there are 30 different worksheets included, you can use this subtraction activity with your entire class ensuring they all receive a different worksheet. This subtraction pack is differentiated as explained above meaning you are sure to find a variation of this resource to suit the needs of all your students.
This subtraction resource can also be used with smaller groups or as a Math Center and you can laminate each worksheet or place it in dry erase folder. Your kids can then use dry erase markers to complete this activity then simply wipe it clean when finished. This means you can use it over and over again and give your class lots of practise at subtracting using a number line.
